Bayern Munich vs Wehen Wiesbaden: 3 Observations from the DFB Cup Win

Here’s a summary of the provided text, focusing ⁢on the​ key takeaways from ⁣the Bayern Munich vs. SV Wehen Wiesbaden DFB-Pokal match:

Match summary:

Bayern Munich won 3-2 against‍ SV Wehen Wiesbaden (a 3.Liga team) in an entertaining, but challenging, DFB-Pokal match.
Despite Bayern’s overall superior quality (deeper squad, ⁣quicker, stronger, better players), Wiesbaden put up a strong fight.

Key Points & Analysis:

Poor ⁤Performance: The author felt it was a night to forget for Bayern,with many players ⁢underperforming and looking uninspired. The refereeing was⁣ also criticized as being poor and lacking VAR support,allowing Wiesbaden⁢ to ⁣play aggressively.
Jonas​ Urbig’s Struggles: Goalkeeper jonas Urbig had a‌ particularly bad game, conceding twice and failing to make any saves.
Shining Spots – Goals: The two non-penalty goals were highlights:
A well-worked goal ​involving Lennart Karl,sacha Boey,and Michael ⁤Olise. A late goal from Harry kane, ‍assisted by a stunning cross from Josip Stanišić (who received the ball from Gnabry).
Need for Improvement: Despite the win, the author stresses that Bayern has significant issues to address.Tactics need review,and players need to show more seriousness. They can’t expect easy⁤ wins in the Pokal.
* Pokal Ambition: Bayern needs to be prepared to fight ⁤for their 21st Pokal title.

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